Sentence examples for individual schemes from inspiring English sources
"Just as important as individual schemes has been the government's attitude.
The government is now seeking further economies by grouping individual schemes together, which the private consortium then develops in batches.
So how did English authorities come up with their individual schemes, and how will households be affected in different parts of the country?
Rather than simplifying individual schemes in isolation, the only workable solution is to examine the energy and climate change policy landscape in its entirety and disentangle the intricate regulatory knot.
The committee said the Treasury should take responsibility for overseeing the £488 bn portfolio of major projects, including programmes such as HS2 and the new aircraft carriers, rather than treating them as individual schemes.
District councils will still rule on individual schemes, but the county councils' guidance, embodied in broad "structure plans", often reflecting their voters' Nimbyist tendencies, will be replaced, from this autumn, by new regional "spatial strategies".
citizens also can do so through a government program called the High Net Worth Individual Scheme.
There is also a limit on the amount we can contribute to any individual scheme, determined by a benefit-to-cost rule imposed on us by the Treasury.
Calculations by Ennis Knupp and Associates, a Chicago-based consultancy, suggest that this alone can cut DC pensions by almost a fifth.Some of these costs are caused by the administrative hassle of dealing with individual scheme members, who may have different contribution rates and asset allocations, rather than with a single DB fund.
Water management is described according to the actual different levels of control (individual, scheme and catchment).
For better understanding of how the design choices interact with one another and exposing future designers to the design choices specific to each individual scheme, we also provide systematic summaries for a large number of schemes.
